Utils
Table of Contents
Classes
- Constants
- Common constants which cannot be hold in `trait`s as this is forbidden since PHP 8.1.
- ExpireOption
- WordPress itself has a so-called "Transient API" which allows you to save custom
results of e. g. database queries in the database `wp_options` table. While developing the
plugin Real Media Library we experienced a lot of issues with Transients as there are a lot
of performance and optimization plugins which clears the transients.
- FixInvalidJsonInDb
- Migration tools can corrupt JSON in database by search & replace domains. For example, the data
`["example.com"]` can be transformed to `['example.com']` with invalid single quotes.
- KeyValueMapOption
- Adds an option via `add_option` which represents a simple map / array of key value pairs.
- PackageLocalization
- Base i18n management for backend and frontend for a package.
- RateLimitNotice
- Show a notice about rate limit when contacting a devowl.io external service.
- Service
- Create a base REST Service needed for boilerplate development.
- ServiceNoStore
- Add `no-store` cache control directive to WP REST API requests.
- Utils
- Utility helpers.
Traits
- Activator
- The activator class handles the plugin relevant activation hooks: Uninstall, activation,
deactivation and installation. The "installation" means installing needed database tables.
- Assets
- Base asset management class for frontend scripts and styles.
- Base
- Base trait for all available classes in your plugin. The trait itself should not
be directly used, use the UtilsProvider trait instead in your plugin! But you can
still use the methods defined there.
- Core
- Base class for the applications Core class.
- Localization
- Base i18n management for backend and frontend.
- PluginReceiver
- This trait is used via Base trait and allows to consume
the prefix filled but the UtilsProvider in your plugin. That allows
you to dynamically get plugin data within your composer package.